Flushing foodies just got another reason to smile. Xi’an Famous Foods opened a restaurant in the Tangram complex last week. The 1,500-square-foot venue has 30 seats and an open kitchen so patrons can watch as chefs pull the noodles and prepare the food. The fast-casual specialist serves fusion cuisine that mixes Chinese and Middle Eastern

Just in time for the MLB playoffs, a two-floor, indoor-outdoor venue where sports fans, gamers, and beer lovers will happily get lost opened in Long Island City on Sept. 21. Gamehaus has about a dozen large-screen televisions, an 11-foot-tall LED video wall, chessboards, and a children-friendly area at 5-14 51st Ave. Add to this Skee-Ball,

Consider it “Dancing with the Future Stars!” The Jamaica Performing Arts Center will present the Making Moves Dance Festival this weekend. Now in its 13th year, this two-day extravaganza promotes new, emerging, and underrepresented dance companies on an outdoor stage. It’s also a lot of fun. Admission is free, and the sessions begin at 7

The Battle of the Street Fairs is on Sunday, Sept. 25, and the public is the guaranteed winner! Head to the Bell Blvd Sunday Stroll at noon. This annual, five-hour blowout features fun activities, live music, and outdoor ding along Bell Boulevard between 38th Avenue and 42nd Avenue in Bayside. Here are the free activities:

Three’s a charm. Wearing one hat, Stephanie S. Lee is a painter whose pieces are inspired by Korean folk art. The opening reception for her latest exhibition, Ouroboros, is at Flushing Town Hall, 137-35 Northern Blvd., on Friday, Sept. 16, at 6 pm. Wearing another hat, Lee runs The Garage Art Center, where Sui Park’s

After a two-week break due to the US Open tennis tournament, the Queens Night Market returned to the open space behind the New York Hall of Science on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 5 pm to midnight. Then, it’ll operate every Saturday through Oct. 29 with the same time slot. This Saturday, Sept. 24, it will